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I wanted to try it but security report by Claude Code said it is not secure:
Vulnerability Analysis Report
I've completed a comprehensive security analysis of your Bitbucket MCP
server. Here are the critical vulnerabilities found:
π΄ HIGH SEVERITY VULNERABILITIES
- Credential Exposure in Process Memory (server.js:189-198)
- Issue: Bitbucket credentials stored in environment variables are
readable in process memory - Risk: Memory dumps could expose credentials
- Impact: Full Bitbucket account compromise
- Hardcoded Authorization Header Recreation (server.js:357-360)
- Issue: Basic auth credentials recreated inline instead of using
existing method - Risk: Code duplication increases credential exposure surface
- Impact: Additional credential leak vectors
- Unvalidated External API Responses (server.js:213)
- Issue: Raw JSON responses from Bitbucket API returned without
sanitization - Risk: Potential XSS or injection if responses contain malicious content
- Impact: Client-side code execution
- URL Injection Vulnerability (server.js:219-230, 281-293)
- Issue: User input directly concatenated into API URLs without proper
validation - Risk: Attackers can manipulate API endpoints
- Impact: Unauthorized API access, data exfiltration
π‘ MEDIUM SEVERITY VULNERABILITIES
- Information Disclosure in Error Messages (server.js:179-184)
- Issue: Detailed error messages expose internal implementation details
- Risk: Information leakage aids reconnaissance
- Impact: Enhanced attack surface mapping
- No Rate Limiting
- Issue: No protection against API abuse
- Risk: DoS attacks, credential exhaustion
- Impact: Service unavailability
- Missing Input Validation (server.js:216-230)
- Issue: No validation of date formats, workspace names, or repository
slugs - Risk: Malformed requests could cause unexpected behavior
- Impact: Application instability
βΊ Update Todos
βΏ Β β Explore project structure and identify key files
β Analyze authentication and authorization mechanisms
β Check for input validation vulnerabilities
β Review API endpoints for security issues
β Examine configuration files for sensitive data exposure
β Check dependencies for known vulnerabilities
β Review logging and error handling for information disclosure
β Analyze file upload/download functionality if present
βΊ β POSITIVE SECURITY FINDINGS
- No known vulnerabilities in dependencies
- No file upload/download functionality (reduces attack surface)
- Uses established MCP SDK framework
- No hardcoded secrets in code (uses environment variables)
π§ RECOMMENDED SECURITY FIXES
- Implement input validation for all user inputs
- Add URL encoding/sanitization before API calls
- Implement rate limiting
- Sanitize API responses before returning
- Use generic error messages
- Add request timeout handling
- Implement proper logging without credential exposure
The most critical issues are the credential handling and URL injection vulnerabilities that
should be addressed immediately.